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1. In Classical architecture, a triangular gable usually having a horizontal cornice, with raked cornices on each side, surmounting or crowning a portico or another major division of a façade, end wall, or colonnade.
2. A gable above or over a door, window, or hood; usually has a horizontal cornice, crowned with curved sides, or may also be crowned with another configuration (such as broken sides) or its base may be broken in the middle. For definitions and illustrations of specific types, See angular pediment, broken pediment, broken-scroll pediment, center-gabled pediment, curved pediment, open pediment, pointed pediment, round pediment, scroll pediment, segmental pediment, split pediment, swan’s-neck pediment, triangular pediment.


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Byline: Mike Seemuth Miami Dade casino development plans -- and the new construction they would entail -- remain unresolved as a high-stakes legal tussle continues between the Seminole Indian tribe and state-licensed operators of horse tracks, greyhound tracks and jai alai frontons.
Callahan, who had been skimming profits from his jai alai frontons for Mr.
Any county that so decided automatically granted its parimutuel facilities - in other words its racetracks, greyhound stadia and jai alai frontons - the exclusive right to build casinos on their property.
 
 
 
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